Russian labor leader warns U S on Bolshevism in Moscow link
George B K Stroomillo, a Russian labor figure, met with Samuel Gompers and said the Russian labor movement opposes Bolshevism in both Russia and the United States. He claimed Bolshevik policies destroy industry, transport, and agriculture, leaving workers worse off under militarized labor. He stressed labor unity against Bolshevik rule and promised to share figures and conditions with American labor.
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New York
Associated Press
George BK Stroomillo
United States
Samuel
Gompers
Ir Gompers
Quid
Russia
Strvemille
Merge Workers
Ferm
Ural
Hudsias
Russa Iu Kronstadt
Petrograd
Moscow
Kronatadt Petrograd
Hoover
Great Britain
Stroomillo
Rusala
Card of Thanks for Marian La Rue Casheil
The Casheil family thanks relatives and friends for kindness sympathy and floral tributes during Marian La Rue Casheil’s illness and death. Eberle and Marguerite Casheil express gratitude for support and condolences to their mother wife and daughter.
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Cabhell
Marian LA
Death notices and funeral services for Cameron and others
A series of obituary notices for Lieut Douglas Ciliord Cameron and several others from Georgetown University Hospital, Mount Olivet cemetery, and local churches. Details include dates of death in March 1921, funeral times, residences, interment sites, and listed relatives or mourners.
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Che
Douglas Ciliord Cameron
Gree
Eixminger
Fonera
St Paula Church
Twenty Third Street
Washington Eircie
Naurday
Figart
Torstar
Providence Hospital
Wevicen
Ryan Chapel
Pennsylvan Avenus
Bethel Cemetery
Alexandria
Altona
Cherridale
Maltin
Oak Aid Cemetery
Ob & Om Ge Ber
Rebecca
Johs
Penfield
Rocheater
Goodwin
Park Road
Anna T
George A Moers
Mount Pleaant ME
Sixteenth
Lamont
Saturcay Merch
Back Creek Cemetery
MYERG
Ha Regidense
North Carolina
Aresue
John HO Myers
DV Padgett
North Carolina Avenue
Frida Maren
Spomnterment
Congressional Cemetery
Rachel Wieh
Robert Walker Tuzler Buseral
Church of the Lovensat
Bridey
Tousgstown
Bio Thompson
Torsday
Garfeld Apts
Charbys Warver Thompson
Hines
Steetorthwest
Inter T Uakton
State, War and Navy Building Ban Raised To Visitors
A sign at the State War and Navy building main entrance was replaced to show open hours to the public, as the building had been closed since the U S entered the war. Tourists roamed the corridors while guides were negotiating restoration of privileged access.
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Wear
United States
Germany
Visltory
Libary
Husband Attacks Couple at Fairmont Hotel in West Virginia
Special to The Washington Post reports Artha Neef of St. Louis arrested for murderous assault on his wife and theatrical manager Owen Blanchard at a Fairmont hotel. Mrs Neef is seriously injured. Blanchard attacked after a late call. William D Case, a private detective, was arrested in connection with the case. Police suspect he sent the phone message. Also noted, J Cecil Huffman Chadburn was found dead from asphyxiation in a closed car in Northef Va.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Washington Pont
W Va
Artha Meer
St. Louis
Owen Blancherd
Neef
Blanchard
Har
Nee
St Louis
William D Case
Mra Neef
Sued by Procter Maj Sprague Named in Gust Suit
Chicago March 24 Maj Albert Sprague treasurer for Gen Leonard Wood campaign faces a suit to recover 110000 from Col William Procter alleging he financed campaign loans. Procter claims 50900 plus 60000 in loans. Sprague says no personal obligation to repay and notes he handled as treasurer under Wood campaign.
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Maj. Sprague
Gust
Chicago
Associated Prega
William Procter
Leonard Wood
Maj Albert 4
Sprague
Maj Sprague
Col Procter
Tt Wan
Maj Hprague
Mel Sprague
Wood
Procter
Cot Procter
Pastor sues over alienation claim in Forsyth court
In Winston-Salem on March 24 the Rev H H Mitchell of the Western North Carolina Methodist Episcopal conference filed suit in Forsyth superior court against G C Gentry for 50000 dollars alleging alienation of the affections of his wife Dell Wood Mitchell. Gentry replies that the couple are not now married as Dell Wood Mitchell obtained a divorce before the action and asks dismissal. The two men have run an auto business together for three years.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
H H Mitchell
Western North Carolina Methodist Episcopal Conference
Forsyth Superior Court
G C Gentry
Dell Wood Mitchell
Reno
Nev
Gentry
Mitchell
Recoveries of bank loot spark Virginia theft trail
A sequence of hidden loot recoveries in Virginia surfaced with $15,000 in liberty bonds found near a roadside ten miles from Houston in Halifax County. Bonds traced to the Macon Bank theft, plus $41,000 in securities and related documents, were recovered in earlier digs as authorities link a six month span of bank robberies. Also reported are multiple deaths from March 24 in Lynchburg Amherst Bristol and Harrisonburg, including Melinda A Johnson, Esage Newton Dearing, and Margaret Good.
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Danville
Houston
Halifax County
Macon
Khc
Bank of Houston
Edmunds
Pittsylvania County Farmer
Lynchburg
Mredy Hudson
James Hudson
Amherst County
T A Goch
Bristol
Melinda A. Jonnson
W Oa Browning
Russell County
Harrisonburg
Esage Newton Dearing
Grottoes
Maryland and Virginia GOP to March in Virginia
A Virginia Republican executive committee session in Roanoke outlined an early convention in Norfolk on July 14 to nominate state officers and a gubernatorial candidate, with Summers of Abingdon receiving unanimous support and a push to investigate November election fraud. The meeting also endorsed Summers for governor and authorized funds for Seventh district election probes, amid Locally reported will details of George E. Price’s estate leaving assets to daughter Esther Virginia Price and siblings.
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Roanoke
Assocated
Virginia
Norfolk
Louis F. Summers
Abingdon
Feld
Summers
John Paul
Harrisonburg
Harrison
Mehester
George E. Price
Alexandria to land large tire factory in Fairfax county
The Washington Tire and Rubber Company led by Frank Flynn will establish a large plant near Alexandria for tires tubes hot water bottles and related items. They bought seven and a half acres in Fairfax county and plan a modern three story factory employing about 300. Promoters chose Alexandria over Hopewell for advantages. In other news three youths Harris Grant and Smith face charges after a break in at Julius Wolf’s clothing store on March 18. Smith was wounded escaping, Harris and Gantt jailed awaiting grand jury. A 35 piece Elks visit to Alexandria Lodge No 768 is planned and plans for a Sunday school baseball league are under development by local churches and YM C A leaders. Holy Thursday services at St Marys Catholic Church drew a large crowd with a full mass by Rev Louis Smet and a large procession of children in white.
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Buresu
Pawick St
Alexandria
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
Washington Tire and Rubber Company
Frank Flynn
Washington
E Hunt Roberts
Fairfax County
Hopewell
John Harris
Oscar Grant
William Smith
Julius Wolfa
King Streat
Kincheloe
Crewe
Marka & Kincheloe
Smith
Alexandria Hospital
Harris
Gantt
Washington Lodge No 15
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke
Alexandria Lodge
Agais
Herman Friedjlander
King and Columbus Streets
Elks
St Marys Catholic Church
Louis Smet
Margaret Armstrong
Alleged Slayer Griffith Tries Five Killings in West Virginia
Special to The Washington Post from Moundsville West Virginia March 24 W H Holly Griffith on trial for murder at the state penitentiary after allegedly killing Henry Lewis while serving a life term He had escaped after setting fire to the prison and is also implicated in the murder of Ira Ranch near Point Pleasant and related indictments Griffith wore clothing matching Ranchs killer at the time of the slaying and faces charges for two other murders.+
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Washington Post
Moundsville
W Va
W. H
Holly
Mason County
Griffith
South Carolina
Ranch
Three Face Trial In Fatal Shooting In Danville Virginia
Special to 106 Washington reports the trial of W W Covington J Jeffries and W L Vernon Spray North Carolina officers charged after a pursuit and fatal shooting of George Bryant. They contend Bryant fired first and escaped. Proceedings set for tomorrow with bail posted. Also notes a separate Virginia raid and a death in Wheeling.
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Washington Jung Danville
W W Covington
J . Jeffries
W L. Vernon
Spray
N.C
George Bryant
Bryant
Aiken Summit
Cumberland
Potomac
Dove Hollow
Joseph Wilkins
Moorefield
Keyser
W Va
State Police Rule Shakeup Discussed In Maryland
In Baltimore Gov Ritchie Attorney General Alexander Armstr ong and Automobile Commissioner Baughman debated new policing rules to enforce both local and federal law. Armstr ong argued for limits while Baughman sought legal methods to hold arrestees for federal authorities. Baughman plans to swear state officers as deputy sheriffs in counties and seeks graft evidence from Sheriff Atkin of Belair.
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Baltimore
Ritchie
Alexander Armatrong
Baughman
Admatrong
Todey
Armstrong
Sheriff Atkin
Belair
Sherif Atkin
Overdue British Steamships Sought in Anngland Report
Three British steamers the OttaWe Esperanza de Larrinaga and Zamella left Hampton Roads February 2 and are 35 days overdue in England. British agencies seek information while hope remains. Also a Charlestown store building fire destroys D S Hughes shop, loss about 46,000 plus 4,000 contents. no insurance on building, 1,600 insured. local bar association in Lynchburg names new officers for coming year.
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Newport News
Ottawe
Esperanza de Larrinaga
Zamella
Hampton Roads
Anngland
Bombardier
Charlestown
Wva
D S Hughes
Ranyon
Sages Bros
West Lancaster Hamp Vice President and Officers Named
J Williams named secretary and Frain Hite Track along with Kills Driver and others form no executive committee. Joseph Spangier, 13 years old, was killed yesterday near Sutersville on the Baltimore and Ohio line when the track he was driving was struck by a passenger train. The engine was moved to Connellsville shop for repairs. Norfolk Va. reports seven ocean-going tugs tied up by order until owners restore the prior salary scale effective March 15.
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Cumberland
Joseph Spangier
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Connelsville
Norfolk Va
Norfolk Herbor
Mastera
Cap Talpa
Norfolk and Western Railway rejects proposed wage cuts
W. M. re port notes Norfolk and Western Railway rejected a proposal to cut wages for unskilled maintenance of way and shop laborers. Chairman Wo a. Davis said a conference with railroad officials followed the rejection, with the company citing business depression and lower living costs as grounds. The plan would have affected about 60,000 employees if enacted.
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Reanche Va
Norfolk & Western
Wo A. Davis
Davia
Baltimore Grain and Live Stock Prices March 24 Report
Grain and live stock prices for Baltimore and Chicago markets dated March 24. Includes per unit quotes for poultry, eggs, butter, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and live stock classes with near term prices and bid ranges. Notable entities include Chicago and Baltimore markets, several feed varieties, and dairy and egg products.
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Baltimore
Chicago
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